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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1925
Page
6
Dorothy Dix shares a veteran view on marriage noting women are human beings and deserve respect and honesty. She argues many husbands fail by treating wives as miracles or machines and emphasizes trust praise and daily kindness as keys to harmony.
Tom Masson remarks jails are 80 crowded causing future criminals to wait. An ad promotes pears at $2.25 per bushel from C. O. D. Produce Market. B. Davis criticizes a new law banning shooting from vehicles, predicting hunter inconvenience this fall. A sight singing class begins, phone 65 905 Taylor.
A concise listing of passenger or freight routes with stations including West Bound, Shamrock, McLean, Alameed, Jericho, Clarendon, Goodnight, Claude, Amarillo.
At the theaters this week The Mission presents an international crook tale starring Rockliffe Fellowes Dorothy Phillips and Vera Reynolds along with other features. The Deandi offers Riding Romance with Bob Reeves a cowboy love story on western ranges and a two reel comedy. The Fair shows Lightnin with Jay Hunt Madge Bellamy and Wallace McDonald plus a musical novelty. The Liberty screens The Man From New York with Fred Church and an episode of The Fighting Ranger.
Screen and Spotlight review tonight features Lightnin at the Fair with Jay Hunt as Bill Jones praised for humor and pathos in a tale of land sharks and a divorce courtroom twist. Also showing at Mission is Without Mercy with a rigged confession by Rockliffe Follows. The Liberty presents Fred Church in The Man from New York plus a Fighting Ranger chapter.
Dr. Royal Copeland predicts a shift from the traditional family doctor to preventive care. The new practitioner will still bear M D initials, but the role will focus on preventing sickness rather than curing it.
Otho Thompson jokes about flowers in their yard saying he does not know what species they are. He credits Mrs. Thompson for tending and arranging the blooms. The remark appears in a light local feature noting domestic garden efforts.
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